Article Writing

Re: Restore an Article that was accidentally deleted

26-Aug-20 2:38

Restoring the article should restore the rating, comments, stats, and reputation of the article. If a few days goes by and your reputation is unaffected, mention something in Bugs and Suggestions[^].

It's actually a little weird, the system treats it like a brand new article, but it keeps everything it once was.

Would you like me to restore it? Is it this one?
Automated Chat Agent in ASP.NET using SIML as the backend Chatbot Language[^]

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

DaveMathews26-Aug-20 2:50

DaveMathews

26-Aug-20 2:50

Wow That's some good news!

Indeed yea that's the one.

Please do restore it and I'll work on updating the articles content.

Thank you so very much!

Re: Restore an Article that was accidentally deleted

Sean Ewington26-Aug-20 4:21

26-Aug-20 4:21

No problem. It is now restored.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Coder Review for Article

Choroid21-Aug-20 15:00

Choroid

21-Aug-20 15:00

I would like to write an article from the point of view of a novice programmer

While writing I thought it might be a good idea to have the code reviewed

I can zip up the project and put it in my Github account

Zipping up the file is perhaps my first challenge

My repo has a odd folder structure to me so knowing which folder to right click to create the zip file

The folder structure is Notebook folder under that .vs folder and under that another Notebook folder
The first Notebook folder contains the Notebook.sln file
I am guessing that I should Zip every thing under the second Notebook folder

Project was written with VB using VS 2019
The project has 5 Forms and a Module File
It uses SQLite the DB and Tables are created programmatically
I wanted Spell Checking so I have incorporated a WPF TextBox for that function in the WinForms project
I have commented out the code to include the ability to use WinForms RichTextBox if the user would like an alternative method of Spell Checking
The structure of the project lends itself to managing entries like a Diary that is date oriented

Blogs needing help

Nelek20-Aug-20 19:39

20-Aug-20 19:39

How to Delete Local/Remote Git Branches[^]

Inspect and Mutate IQueryable Expression Trees[^]

Snippets are messed up. At least you don't need the sunglasses

M.D.V.

If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.

Re: Blogs needing help

Sarbjit Grewal7-Sep-20 18:33

Sarbjit Grewal

7-Sep-20 18:33

Yes, you are right!

Article disappeared

Rahul R Shanbhag13-Aug-20 18:48

Rahul R Shanbhag

13-Aug-20 18:48

Hi,
I had written an article about a C# problem statement and it was submitted on 13th Aug. Later sometime I received a mail saying it was rejected and now I am unable to find that article. WHere do I find it? Is there any link or pointers ? If it gets deleted once its rejected then pretty poor quality of managing the articles

Sean Ewington14-Aug-20 2:53

14-Aug-20 2:53

While logged in, you should be able to find it here: Articles by Rahul R Shanbhag (Tip/Trick: 1)[^]

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Nelek14-Aug-20 7:31

14-Aug-20 7:31

Should I be able to see it as a protector? Because it is an empty article for me.

M.D.V.

Sean Ewington14-Aug-20 7:35

14-Aug-20 7:35

Because the article is closed you have to look at the revisions. I actually don't know if this intended or not, this is just the way I've learned to find it.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

Nelek14-Aug-20 10:49

Image is not showing in Tip

14-Aug-20 10:49

I do the same with the links being reported that land in the drafts Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

M.D.V.

thatraja31-Jul-20 8:49

thatraja

31-Jul-20 8:49

Posted this Tip some time ago. But one image is not showing(Previously, 2nd image also not showing & somehow it came in next update). I tried multiple times & don't want to increase revision count. Somebody please fix it. Thanks in advance!
Grouping XML with Multiple Columns in XSLT 1.0[^]

This 1st image[^](which's not appearing now) should be under Normal Output section.

Hope This 2nd image[^] is appearing under Expected Output section already.

thatraja

Coming soon1 | Coming soon2 | Coming soon3^New

Re: Image is not showing in Tip

Sean Ewington31-Jul-20 9:03

Re: Image is not showing in Tip

31-Jul-20 9:03

I believe I have fixed it.

Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject

thatraja31-Jul-20 18:36

thatraja

31-Jul-20 18:36

It's fine now. Thanks Sean!

thatraja

Coming soon1 | Coming soon2 | Coming soon3^New

Creating an OpenGL view on a Windows Form

SADEGH207730-Jul-20 0:06

SADEGH2077

30-Jul-20 0:06

TO OPENGL 4.6 Not responsive please help

Re: Creating an OpenGL view on a Windows Form

Richard Deeming30-Jul-20 1:08

Richard Deeming

30-Jul-20 1:08

You've posted this in the wrong place. The Article Writing forum is for help with writing articles to be published on CodeProject. Questions about writing code should be asked in Quick Answers[^], or one of the programming forums listed in the left-hand menu.

You're also going to need to provide a lot more information than you have here if you want anyone to be able to help you.

"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer

The content is either too short or default. - Content contains the phrase 'the code? Did you do anything particularly clever or wild or zany'.

Ganesh_Mohan27-Jul-20 19:04

Ganesh_Mohan

27-Jul-20 19:04

[^]

got this error while publishing the above article.

Re: The content is either too short or default. - Content contains the phrase 'the code? Did you do anything particularly clever or wild or zany'.

Richard MacCutchan27-Jul-20 22:20

Richard MacCutchan

27-Jul-20 22:20

You need to add your own information to the final two sections of the article, removing the boilerplate text. The system prevents publication until you do.

You also need to add the code, and accompanying explanations, that details what your article is about. As it stands your article is far from complete.

How do you mark an answer to a question as Accepted vs Rejected?

Member 1282452924-Jul-20 19:56

Member 12824529

24-Jul-20 19:56

I asked a JavaScript question, and I received answers from two different people. The first person's solution did not work. The second person's solution worked perfectly.

For each person, I wrote a cordial message of appreciation, but I want to mark the first one as Rejected as a solution and mark the second one as Accepted. The issue I'm facing is "Accept" and "Reject" are action verbs. So the buttons that say Accept and Reject convey to me that they will Accept or Reject the solution respectively. But if I click the green Accept, it instantly changes to a red Reject button. Likewise if I click the red Reject button, it instantly becomes a nice green Accept button. The result is the good answer has a big danger-colored marker over it, and the bad answer has a nice success-colored marker over it.

To me, it's confusing and I can't be sure whether they are marked correctly. Do I go by the color adorning the solution, or do I go by the action the button proposes to submit, as they are opposite?

Re: How do you mark an answer to a question as Accepted vs Rejected?

Nelek25-Jul-20 1:33